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Motor Car on. In I. V. In {4'80
and at Icon“ ElesIInn9§9i
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Arthur T. Murray,
formerly or Norwslk. who has sainsd
much success iii the automobile world
during the not few years, has achiev-
Seventeenth Annual WBInqllsE
Halli This Year II the Royal
iImaI Inn I Big Success
IIIIIE ERIEIIIII THERE ,
EiPIIlIIEII ISIEIIBIIEE
Public Olilliles Commissioner
- Higgins and Diners Heard
from the berth as secretary and treas-
urer of this brosperous concern; His
Norwa'lk friends are extending con-
gratulations. :'
Mr. Murray is the soil of Mr.‘ and
Mrs. Thpmas 8. Murray, of Harriet
street. He displayed marked mechan-
ical abilitled' while yet a young man.
and entered the Locomobile factory
at Bridgeport on leaving high school
Here he gained practical experience
I .-...__._ in the mechanical end of the business
I9 Une hundred and seventy-five per- 1 Later he designed the Murray trucks
soils gathered to do homage to tile which were built by Charles L Barker
ll. ~me and memory of Abraham Lin-I here T“ Norwalk, and WM“) have been
ow In. at tile seventeenth annual idu- superseded by the Barker trucks. He
, m D83 banquet of the Catholic Club. went to New York with the Lozier Au
7“ Ilich was held last night at the Royal tomobile Company. “Here“he finally be-
i‘Irlllles Inn. The celebration proved came advertising manager, having full
E'IB :llnlly as fine as “those of the past and charge “I the department.9
'tllelc was delivered some rare oratoryI Still later on M" Murray became
It at captured the assemblage and call.‘ connected with “‘6 Mack Tm“ com
ed forth vociferous applause. Contln- corn and was factory ”I“ manager
llnlly. whenever mention of Abraham for some time. During his time with
'1. incoln’s name, was made. there this company M" Murray was “I“ on
nbounded magnificent enthusiasm and a trip which t°°k him through the
everyone present was thrilled with the southern" states. through N" Orleans
filming of the occasion. Never in the and later the western states and San
past sixteen celebrations of the Catho- Francisco. finally “WWI“ WW “0!”
Iii: Club have the honor and respect “9’13 the route. He delivered 3 1mm
svillch are held of I110 memory of that; her of lectures on the development of
country' a greatest president been bet.-
per exemplified than at last 'nignt'e
EOMW
E9 (lilloallostsmuodowa to lit-er I lit W W“! W”
alley, eight o'clock and the. music. former Louisi- own. Mr. Murray
pronounced a
men of the
mutation byppliat's orchestra. started was with the others, seeing a bright
' introducing him, referrednto the fNEOE
. ed Milan.
E bar .tlle four S's which insane-stand
'spea'k. shut and sit.
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up and continued intermittently until future for the car. The tomaiim of
the lastoourse was served after which the company was parlour a the re
the speakers of the evening were call~ Hulls 0f the young man' s In as are
9 . _ apparent in the statement made In the
The arranging of- tlle tables by the first summon \ '
committee caused much favorable Mr Murray married Miss Anna L
comment. They were such that every- Richards, daughter of Mrs Berta M.
one obtained a good view of the speckle Richards, of 41 West street, some time
ole and could beat; them nicely. A ago. and with their daughter Mr and
passing word must be said about. tho Mrs. Murray now have a suite of rooms
'ood things to cat. which Landlorl at the Hotel Woodward in New York
'1 homes Gay provided. The menu was city. '
one of the finest that has ever been?
gotten up. and all did justice to it. !
Decorations In the dining- -room were?
simple. but tasty 0n the four wallsi
I'll ur pictures of Abraham Lincoln hung
and draped about them were American
dings. The orchestra was pieced in the
auto or tea room and the selections'
\E'vere plainly heard * I
President James 'l9i. Magner of the
('ltllollc Club, arose after the coffee'
[was served and extended’a welcome to
all present, and then introduced Attor
ncy' Edward J. Quinlan us the toast-
mnstcr of the evening. Mr. Quinlan.
in accepting the honor. referred to the
guide or standard which Dudley Field
{Malone has set for toastmasters. It
[was that a webmaster should remain
~0th Ream-en HOSPITAL.
78 Washington street.
HARRINGTON NA8
NOT BROOONT SUIT
FOR WIFE’8 OERTII
BitlDGldPOR'l‘, (Feb 1324-1‘ it. Her
rlngton of 1795 Stratford avenue, who
lost his wife by the sinking of tho
on the morning of January 30 last 9.ss.ld
to a Telegram reporter last night, that
he had done nothing so far in the we
of instituting a suit for damages
gainst the Merchants and Minoan
Transportation Company, owners I'
And from this the freighter Nantucket that rammed
:rllle Thastmsster Quinlan did not di- and sank the vessel he and his wiiei
gross. , were on. Mr. Harringtop said that
Although this was Mr. Quinlan's while he was not yet convalescent he
lflrat appearance before the guests of was gradually improving. although his ~
Eillo Catholic Club in that capacity. he legs were still troubling him.
made a most favorable Impression. and
Iiliii guidance of affairs came In for unit for damages he said he did not
much favorable comment. ' know The company had not up '
Father Col-corals. ' l preached him in the matter and he i
Rev. Michael P. Col-cores. of New Ihad not secured a lawyer
:lrk, IN. .1., was the [first speaker of «Mr Harrington, It will be rememiI
the evening. Toastmasterdiuinlan, in bored had a terrible experience in an
effort to sure his Wife'ellfe keeping
her afloat In the Icy waters ior a
considerable time before they Were}
~ '7‘?“ picked up byte boat. Mrs. E‘HEIl'rlnm
» Fifty 'AIEMII Ill NW .YOI‘N- .» ton died from exposure;- it to prev
New York l‘ob 18.«—ib‘lfty fires In Iumed. after being taken on board
illicnlter New Work bemoan the hours. the Nantucket Mr. Harrington law
of 7 l.’- m. and 4 a. um. 41va illun- engaged In the bakery business with-
admin of personsthotMaenoweatherE his father at the Stanford avenue.
and gave firemen one of the busiest address. The Herringtons had no
nights in the histop‘ (It the cityluNo children
lives were lost. A are in a s story
w
m
(Continued on Third Page.) 9
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iiilllllli lililll' '
. 9. II New President; ni'vldhidleI‘
of New Mark.
ed another triumph and was recently '
elevated to the position of president In 9
the Chandler Motor Chl- Caraway, ‘
i110 motor truck and his enemies was 9 E
when denim Mules: em 1:" ’ " ' '
Monroe off the Virginia Capes earlyi
y spending the winter In Florida whercI .
5' Mrs. Cutblll is at present '
scholarshfliseisiell IlyInIIrllcl-L .. '
018,Alliilll'iil9 Program oI
~ 9 or its rurnlilll
Illicit Excellence 99 mm in m
, 1, 1 000. Theirs Ii Moved to have start-
IIIIIIIIIIE 0M“ 89"“ M") Anselm in one ”the
ill: ll iIIIlIilS iililllE mmm
was on dire. .A’n alarm was sent to
Ridgelield and the or. department
here responded. it was a four and a
half mile run rpountry roads and
a hard climb the mountain mi
The sixth annual mlustrel Glow of reach ths scene.
the Boys Abhletlc Association of the w“". hupply Frozen.
Norwaik High School was held last'
i-‘iircs, “A Telegram From Dali. ”
Malia I Hit
paints inward the success of the show. I hf}! 5””
There will be a. repetition tonight. ”m
YestBrday afternoon the play was .1); o- “"d partly °¥
duced as it sort of full dress rehearfi
for the benefit of the school children
of the city, who attended in large
numbers. ,
This year there is a farce A. Tale
great From Dad, and this proved s
hit last night. There is also a mi ‘1-
my drill by I issue number of boys
and the precision with iwllllchoney go
sbullt partly of stone
Ihad been staying at the house the
I a hole time.
'scllnnt sins III
Erlnasllrttnrnnu no
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other. TIb.1il.~—9—-
Efrain their boils
and Elite inked am for the moat om .pehonlrr only todayosasuped witheht
bill-nil, but wish this appearance “to his-mane: suffered severely from the
ihigh school, opcbelltra under the div rem. sold. The tilt-mm wooden .
motion of. Prof, William C Parr! “immerse destroyed. caning a Ides
again with as. and furnished dolilht' of about $30. 000.
ful musl last evening. ' ‘ I The students. who lost their personal
The mtrela and attending attrac
none are the products of the direc- mitory. A defective heating apparatus
- - is tiiohght-to have «need «theblaze.
(Continued Oil Fifth Page)
On their arrival the firemen found
evening in the auditorium. of the themselves 1‘ dlcapped ”WWW the. the workmenn Compensation “a 31:09.
school building- in West avenue. Des “at“ will”! Was frozen and they ‘0 a reporter ° The ‘Co‘lmm' 9 it
bite the cold weather there was a‘tumed their attention ‘0 “Wind as said yesterday lam 3’9”” “turn“ “9“
large attendance “‘4 everything much of the corneal: of the house 9;..5 at Its continue. it Is evident not Mr
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ennui inlsu elites. 14c;
’ 7 h Neural 9"
airs on. snow alloy in» W mu minimal... State Nora»
elects, were sheltered in another dork:
.Aiiorneyiiienersl says-liaisons.
, n'I “Think the visitor Read
III I (pl lone
pawl ii null
: - IIILIIIS ERIIIEIIII
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lilnrrecis Mistakes In Siraliord
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. - . tawyer’s Letter
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.. A.“
"Times," criticising his opinions
Judson has not read my opinions
all.
criticism.“
(Continued on Eleventh Pnge.)
-:. .‘LL Gnu}. L‘Ifl fl d‘leg‘ai campaigb with Homer 8.01m» All nielnbers of the nurtures!“
wings as general In command The Kingston, '
Legs lamb. lilo." , legal general and his military client
Limbo “fie-88%“ 1993mm a big victory. . young women empl
em: I l a: 7 . m— department store. or
mention his 1-. ”a «anywumnmr inseam
email incited shodlders lbw
winner, allure. looser: .
Pot roast, ad bone. ldc
Fresh l-ulr‘lp pot'l-oait'.16c.
flaillbnrg steak, 16c
Shoulder sneak. 160. ' ‘
Calvea' brains. 200' lb.
Fresh Erlpareriba. 164:.
Pigs' 'i'eet, 8C.
9 . , . ~v ‘ Ohio Mourners“ Out.
ll. N. 0. ii“ UNOOLN rmmwioa Feb. 13.4mm
I)" DINNEN:
' m
Buckingham W. R. C. No. 30 mot
leth Mrs. r u Bodieut at her invita-
tion on “Lincoln Day"
palm Publishers of the Middletown}
Daily Journal, was destroyed,9early to-'
day, by tire of unknown origin.
Many Alarms in Benton.
sos'ron Feb.13--After Nellie
the full I most delectable dinner. The the winter,
favors were small American flags, A the temperature fen steadily during
royal good time served' to make the the night and early today stood Hit
d,” 039 to be 10““ remembered by three degrees below zero. Fire alsriiu'
i
. The parents of our Il0stess were guests and the firemen were among a“, VIM
to an interesting and amusing letter and the weather bureau form‘edi’k
receii ed from Mrs. C. B. Bates, who Is rapid rise in temperature ""
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hound Beach cottage Burned, '
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NINE OEIITN8 REOOROEO
TRON INTENSEOOLO
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temperature rising slowly at dawn and to save some of the valuables dill-iii
predictions that It would be lolne the pro but was overcome by pmokep.
much warmer before nightdill Bat? and had to be carried out by the 11de
With the relief from the more weather. men
'BUF'FIIIILD. :.Fob lit-«The dwalliii. '
the forecasters sounded warnings of
an approaching snow atom from theI
southwest. which In nearly expected ”90°“ barn lolly barn, oppositional-II
to envelope the eastern sunbeam g In shed belonging to Mllullieili
All' new reviewer and lust aim the Wm Bumsld, was burned mamas
”mm?“ hovered around .. “outwith their contents with the error}
mill: and altering followed in are lieu of sortie horses and cow: 'II‘N '
audible Holdings Destroyed. :E'
wake of the cold wave throughout the nu- mule got out- of the barn. The ‘ a
1'. sirloin staircase lb. .‘ . ~. ‘
entirelnorthes‘storu half of thoucouh- implgwggumuted' at about 16
try. Nine persons In 'New Ym'cityufimilg museums nmaaml ifiloln
and vicinity Nutrition for dictinsnd an overheated mace. .. ..... > ,m 2
may in nodules are In oracle corn Mr LfliieiWksued'bysm
Minna: . “ a 'E'io'iiltdiilid ho‘meiblinllag. Ills reside
In all sections of New Torin- staterihiswllerthmmhiflnn'mdrbho '
.0001 1’“!
plant of the Middletown Journal Com-E
and “10”“ E° twenty degrees from the low point oi ..
mnemonimmnr Intervene ENPLIIIE
' » tilts Filllli NAIIIIII
those who were able to be present.) were numerous throughout the “ESE“; Harry :3 Farflngctnn. .0: Fort nlreet
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on the occasion also her son and sufferers from the cold The hospimgz, Isl today suffering from a severe in
grandson. making four generations A continued to treat many cases of imam iuri' to his book He may have inter
round robin letter was seat In response bite. The mind was 1993 violent today be] iniurlcs but Dr. Will-Inn: .l 'l‘ n 95'
Who is attending him has not been
9 The in
'5urles resulted from a fall from the
STAMFORD Feb 13 “Damage anti-i", wagon belonging tmo‘i'omlorn livery
mated at about 339000 resulted from sta-ble9nnll rented by the SOIII'Illél‘l’I 9
'a fire last night in a cottage at Bound 9A9New “"3”” Telephone 06mm“ ‘0
Beach oWned by William Tait u fling,“E oarrv materials I
mar New York alderman. and occunE‘edl Emmi“ .0" France “W?" W ”I” 9'
- Iby Clarence Van Aiken and his wife“ ”“3“ 0' “new“ man were 'I’E‘mm‘
NEW YORK. Feb 13 «New York Two valuable dogs perished In the “M ”0"! 1'0"?- ”trim“ “'3‘: WM
9 today .was still In the grip of its sec‘ blaze. which started from a defective 39;: ?$::d"":::‘::tzm;$;:: 299:2;
ond cold wave of th ‘winter, with he an Aiken made an alibi- E
As to whether he will institute a e t flue. Mrs. V £39.95] and fell IO the 590w" groundl The ful'
as about 5 font and he landodgn his
ark And shoulders. cousins severe
ii Jlnjury to his been The ambnlvco
.99th called and he was taken to till
FREON 8NOOLOERR
' noel liver, 12 Me.
9"Naive routing chickens, 240.
Native slewing fowl 18c-22c.
,Fancy Long island duck 25c
IFancy turkeys. 30c.
California oranges. 30c-35c doz.
:
libel Norwnlk. ls lying in the
able to ascertain that fact
III The accident occurred It
i99l9ttl9e before 910 oclocli tillz-I morning.
uPootortlouse "etcnk. Me lb 3
Lost lamb. .180 1b..
ofioulder'hmb, idol izo lb
yl:.nesst..bech 1611- lb.
Attorney-General John ll. Light has
E read the letter of Stiles Judson in the
Possibly he may ,have read’ some
The family had entitled newsmnor reports at them.
been accustomed heretofore to spend but 1 3m ooniident that he has act
[only the sump. here. but “113 year read anything that will justify his
The attorney general con
'd
Florida Porto Rico oranges. 26c d07.
iAdv.) Beers Meat and Provision Co
The wagon was
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III II IIIIII IIIIIEII
‘ captain Br‘ainerd Taylor In Giv-
en Verdict inrcolnlnlsslon
In Said in Proverb
Captain .IBrainerd. Taylor of the
United States coast artillery. who
came all the way up from IFort Mor-
gan, near Mobile, Aim, to make a le-
gal battle for a little commission (or
which he worked during his spare
months in 1912, got the decision from
. the Jury yesterday afternoon in the
superior Court.
it did .not take the twelve ghod
me; long -to'decide that the captain
was entitled to acommission. so they
gave him the verdict on a ten per
cent. commission, with interest, which
put the amount up to $3,440, against
the Shippan Water & Realty Co.
As fold In these columns. the cap-E
tnin was on detail duty inCcnnectifl
. if
~cul. in 1912 to instruct the militia; - -
how to shoot. The summer months M‘— '
were idle, so he sold land. He ac! hiNGS’I‘ON, N. 1!, Feb. law?
on ceptedan olIer from the company '
Incl-sons were injured and on
through its president. Attorney Fun I killed when a freight train on t W
dick. He sold several pieces of land kill Valley Railroad struck a
and then got in touch with Louis D isloigh in which they were rot
Marriott headmaster of the Manor: early today from a. Mono at El
animal who uses his buildings in thoI for, five miles south of here.
winEer for educational purposes anal
in the summer the some hulldinssl’l‘ho other injuries werenotsepio
for recreation purpose. Zine captain 9cept those of William Andelopny
Lug an Idea about buying a piece of driver, who had his left ioot- cdt a
9.1nnd into Mr. Marriott‘s head. Ijt and several ribs broken. ‘A
'or this idea was worked out by Raymond Wood, a bookkeeper».
president b‘nsdick. The captain claim killed; Arthur Rowland rgb .
.od rolllmlssion. hilt the company I Julius Maser, railroad clér
winner: 01!. This raised the captains nulls simmermen, .s clerk,
fighting blood and he engineered a Ikullii, fractured and may Edie;
at
a
the injured received fractured 3mm
bow.- udliowtempenme soy
tween? nanner- earl, ridicules St ‘ '
EEIIIIIE IIIIIE IIIIE EEIIII
Ell EIIREIEIII EIIIEERS
liter Panic In Town Hall‘wnrn
Plaster Fallsg-Several In ‘~
Bally are Injured
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from the: dance hall.
the Wa'llirill Valley-
of the heel. and the nasal. «no
hear the locomotive or s _
sleigh lives on the trees
Elnstnnt the locomotlue‘slirti'c V
,end of the conveyance, ho ' L V
9cupsnts In every direction. ' E
The freight train was stop I
injured were put aboard the
FAIRFIELD Feb 13. ~Al a dance and the "Mn carried the who!
given Wednesday flight in the town to ““33“"!
ball In Fairileld the calling (all in. in-' , ‘0‘" "M In Florida
ljurlng several. of the dancers. and TAMPAJFIaq Feb.13.~—-Fo'li99
3treating a near panic. While no one 36"” were injured, none “"0“ ‘
was seriously hurt. the flying plaster 31" 03"“ 0' “'1 Atlantic Child“
falling upon the heads of those who were derailed early today. 5"
were under it did not fail to inflict ville, by an unknown “We
painful lacerations and bruises. The
affair was the annual dancegivcn by.
the lfnirileld Girl's Club, and the young
.folks lotlle number of about 75 con-
ple were present. All Ewollt well un
III a .sudden crackling noise was
heard. to be followed by a downpour
. of plaster. which left a lloledll the
ceiling of about‘lz frat square.
Two Require Treatment.
. ,Mlss Helen Neary of -Sprl:'lg sheen.
received ll had cut on her face, near
her eye. while .Ioacpll Johnson, of
Eliot street. sustained a gush on lip
hand. Those two. with several oil:
are who uniform] minor cuts were
denied Ivy nr. Willinln ll. Dlinlclaon
who was summoned to the. a one. The
town hall 18 in it dilapidated oondi
t’on, end has more than served with
purpose, but because of ibis both; the
only hall. In town;toi’ront for dancing
'nd .lzoclal o'iniis‘, ii is community
being need. A}, title pollinator Ital:
workmen die at wads downstairs try twenty-live “9399”,,“ are mltm9
log to bolster- the building up, and there. E. ,9
making necessary lepalrs about the],
building. .Icurned‘ Do the Soutli'
_ . , Crowd eel. out. Columns ball. win
The dancers lmmedlately rileit the III a late hour. 21:
'IJIIIIMM “I!" the; accident. will I! de- ipl‘cflifllfiwd b, 39“ wha
termined “but during this time to!
“cal-tilt tremors and dynnmita ,sxplo: .
inland the town hall moo Ii poor. blaming”
Fifteen coupled} comp sin
heads of departments and illicit
cials of the H Jacobs & son (lollipop
of New York and Noraw haunt; '
last night at the Hotel fl still
Proprietor at. M. Low: p
pliments as to Hinduism:
were heard today. '
. torinlned thé New'l’orkerlia' ”Eh,
lnItfl-o of Norwdlltern was comp o,
P. hillgglo. r . x.
Alisa Jeanette ()rsoller was
Speaker of the evening and site
It «in Mowing ter'mu of theistic
Norwalk Chronicler